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Canada PM Trudeau urges New Delhi to take issue seriously after India rejects accusations of involvement in killing.

UN expresses concern as the EU condemned the escalation in Nagorno-Karabakh and called on Azerbaijan to stop activities.

Following the earthquake, a group of young Rifians cross the country to help Amazigh rural tribes in Atlas mountains.

Iran-backed Houthis have been engaged in talks with Saudi officials for five days in a bid to reach agreement.

The group of former prisoners were greeted by family and friends at an airfield in Fort Belvoir near Washington, DC.

US president calls for approval of a 'security support mission' as Caribbean nation faces deadly gang violence.

Al Jazeera looks back at key UN General Assembly speeches as world leaders and top diplomats gather for 78th session.

Azerbaijan says it wants to disarm Armenian forces, but global powers decry Baku, accusing it of imperilling security.

Analysts say chances of the bill getting passed in parliament are bright as opposition to it has shrunk over the years.

One newspaper close to the establishment said the exchange amounted to the US 'kneeling' befeore Iran.

The quasi-religious group has at least 3,500 members who are holed up in a mountain community in Mindanao.

Known for his unbridled and risque standup routines, Brand was a major UK star in the early 2000s.

Hermoso accuses Spanish football federation of intimidating the Women's World Cup-winning team following their strike.

Derna authorities say there are so many journalists in the city that they pose an obstacle to the work of rescue teams.

Army positions in northern Mali have been targeted in recent weeks by separatists and armed groups.

Jann Wenner's recent comments about Black and female artists have resulted in widespread criticism.

Afghan health professionals - thousands of female among them - are defying daily challenges to provide critical care.

The three nations express concerns at 'serious allegations' that India was involved in Hardeep Singh Nijjar's murder.

Pact that promised Tunisia financial support in return for stopping migration is being debated in Europe.

Thousands turned up to welcome the footballer ahead of AFC Champions League match to be played behind closed doors.

As tensions with Yerevan escalate, officials say Armenian firing points, combat assets and military assets are targets.

Kenyan security agents told the press anonymously that all military personnel and crew on board the helicopter died.

The climate crisis intensified the floods, but it was conflict that rendered Libyans unprepared for them.

Ottawa and New Delhi expel diplomats as tensions escalate over killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Sieger Sloot convicted for social media appeals to block motorway to protest huge subsidies for fossil fuel companies.

Hammerskins Germany, which consolidates its far-right ideology particularly through concerts, has about 130 members.

The big name teams of Europe kick off the UEFA Champions League tournament on Tuesday.

Modi inaugurated new parliament in May amid boycott by opposition which wanted India's president to inaugurate instead.

UN experts say Ethiopia and its allies, including Eritrea, are still violating human rights in the Tigray region.

In an effort to combat bots, Musk says the company is moving to having a small monthly payment for access.

Libya's Centre for Combating Diseases says at least 150 people suffered diarrhoea after drinking contaminated water.

Ovidio Guzman was extradited from Mexico on Friday and faces multiple charges over the alleged trafficking of drugs.

Canadian diplomat is ordered to leave hours after Ottawa expelled Indian diplomat over the killing of a Sikh separatist.

A 29-year-old man was arrested after barricading himself in a home for several hours before surrendering with weapons.

New South Wales has recorded temperatures as much as 16C (60F) above the September average.

Lviv's mayor says one person was reported injured so far and a warehouse damaged in the early morning attacks.

Ukraine's ground forces commander General Oleksandr Syrskyi says three Russian brigades left with no combat capability.

Government to acquire new Triton drone and improve fleet of 14 Poseidon aircraft amid renewed focus on northern bases.

As the war enters its 573rd day, these are the main developments.

Authorities asked for the public's help in locating the fighter jet's crash site after the pilot ejected to safety.

President-elect Bernardo Arevalo has called on voters to meet him in Guatemala City as he faces threats to his victory.

Netanyahu's high-profile visit comes at a time when Musk is facing accusations of tolerating anti-Semitism on X.

India dismisses allegations as 'absurd' as Trudeau calls for cooperation with probe into Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing.

Wang Yi and Sergey Lavrov say they share a commitment to a 'multipolar world' in their discussion in Moscow.

World Health Organization records 1.4 million new infections during July and August, up 80 percent from previous month.

Republicans decry the exchange as US officials hail the release of detainees and warn Americans against travel to Iran.

Police receive a report of a sexual assault alleged to have taken place in Soho, London, in 2003.

US military says search for missing F-35 fighter jet centred around two large lakes near Charleston, South Carolina.

Survivors have protested inDerna, demanding accountability one week after a flood killed thousands.

Concerns are rife about trafficking, menstrual hygiene and securing safe childbirth.